Lhyfe and Elyse Energy have announced their collaboration to work on the Green Coast project aimed at producing e-methanol from green hydrogen at Nantes Saint-Nazaire Port in France. This development is crucial for decarbonizing the maritime transport industry, with e-methanol being a key fuel in this process. The project involves setting up an industrial unit with a significant green hydrogen production capacity, with plans to produce up to 85 tonnes per day by 2028. The partnership between Lhyfe and Elyse Energy will focus on the feasibility of producing e-methanol from green hydrogen, with the surplus production being utilized for decarbonizing local industry and mobility. The project, situated in the Montoir-de-Bretagne industrial port hub, aims to contribute to the overall decarbonization efforts in the region. The initiative is part of the larger Loire Estuaire Décarbonation program, supported by France 2030 and various local organizations, to promote low-carbon industrial practices. The project is currently in the development phase, with the first results from the feasibility studies expected to be revealed in 2025, pending necessary approvals and investments.